Question

1. place the italian events in chronological order. mussolini threatens to lead his party’s private army, the blackshirts, into rome to overthrow the government to defend the nation from communism. benito mussolini develops belief that a strong leader is needed who can make the people follow. mussolini sets himself up as complete dictator of italy. mussolini founds a new political party in italy, which he called the fascist party. the king makes mussolini premier of italy. 3) place the german events in chronological order. hitler intimidates voters and secures unlimited authority over the german government. germans are bitterly disappointed by their loss in world war i. hitler writes mein kampf, outlining his beliefs and plans for rebuilding germany. adolf hitler becomes the head of the nazi party. hitler is incarcerated for leading an unsuccessful revolt. hitler repudiates the treaty of versailles and begins to rebuild the nation’s military. several new political parties form in germany

Explanation:

For the Italian events, the order follows the progression of Mussolini's rise: first his ideological development, then founding his party, marching on Rome, being made Premier, and finally seizing full dictatorial power. For the German events, the order starts with post-WWI discontent, new party formation, Hitler's early party leadership, his failed revolt and imprisonment (where he wrote Mein Kampf), his later rise to full power, repudiating the Treaty of Versailles, and finally securing total authority.

Answer:

2) Italian events (chronological order):

1. Benito Mussolini develops belief that a strong leader is needed who can make the people follow.
2. Mussolini founds a new political party in Italy, which he called the Fascist Party.
3. Mussolini threatens to lead his party's private army, the Blackshirts, into Rome to overthrow the government to defend the nation from communism.
4. The king makes Mussolini Premier of Italy.
5. Mussolini sets himself up as complete dictator of Italy.

3) German events (chronological order):

1. Germans are bitterly disappointed by their loss in World War I.
2. Several new political parties form in Germany.
3. Adolf Hitler becomes the head of the Nazi Party.
4. Hitler is incarcerated for leading an unsuccessful revolt.
5. Hitler writes Mein Kampf, outlining his beliefs and plans for rebuilding Germany.
6. Hitler repudiates the Treaty of Versailles and begins to rebuild the nation's military.
7. Hitler intimidates voters and secures unlimited authority over the German government.